Hello, Rover friends! I joined Rover summer 2024 when I discovered that my hospice foster puppy thrived when she had another dog around. We knew she had a limited amount of time so I wanted to make it as happy as possible for the precious girl, Olive, and decided to open my home to Rover. Sadly, Olive is no longer with us, but Rover was such a positive experience for us both that I have decided to keep my home open to pups who need a calm, happy place to stay while their humans are doing what they need to do. 🥰💕 What sets my home apart: Pups = family and I only accept one Rover booking at a time so i can give each pup the attention they deserve. HOWEVER... Fostering has been such a rewarding experience and there are so many dogs who need comfortable places to land. So, while my heart continues to heal from the loss of Olive, it is likely I will bring in some short-term APA fosters before I resume doing it full-time. I also occasionally pet sit for my friends/family. f I do, you can be confident in the following: • I will always disclose their dates, size, and personality • I will never bring in another dog prior to discussing with you • If your dog needs to be a solo-dog, I will gladly accommodate! Keeping my home calm, clean, and comfortable is also super important! When your dog(s) stays with me, you can be confident it’ll be full of sofa snuggles, cozy blankets, and fun walks. I have multiple pet-proof furniture covers, use all-natural cleaning ingredients, and love enjoying the park and green spaces around my neighborhood. Due to me often working from home and potentially having another foster pup, I need to be selective about the dogs I accept to ensure everyone’s happy and safe. A good fit for this home is a dog who is: - House-trained - Gentle in their play - Not majorly energetic - gotta keep those zoom meetings professional, right? 🤣 I look forward to welcoming your dog into my home and giving them the best care possible!